What is the latin translation to "what doesnt kill you makes you stronger"?

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I would like to know if there is a Latin version or translation of the saying "what doesnt kill you makes you stronger"?

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[+2] - George - 09/24/2009"what doesnt kill you makes you stronger" [color=#0000FF]quod te non interfecit corroborat te[/color]
[+1] - chai2 - 09/24/2009In reality, what doesn't kill you could very well maim you for life. Who comes up with these expressions anyway? Someone who wants you to not think and make judgements for yourself apparantly.
[+1] - Francis - 09/24/2009[quote=Chai]Who comes up with these expressions anyway?[/quote] You know, these German philosophers are a curse..
[+1] - George - 09/24/2009As Someone said, Nietzsche is dead.
[+1] - Francis - 09/24/2009It was our excellent Dag...
[+1] - roger - 09/24/2009And I think what he really said was, "Anything that hurts me, but doesn't kill me has made a terrible, strategic blunder".

@straynger,

"what doesnt kill you makes you stronger"
quod te non interfecit corroborat te

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In reality, what doesn't kill you could very well maim you for life.

Who comes up with these expressions anyway?

Someone who wants you to not think and make judgements for yourself apparantly.

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@chai2,

Chai wrote:

Who comes up with these expressions anyway?

You know, these German philosophers are a curse..

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@Francis,

As Someone said,
Nietzsche is dead.

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@George,

It was our excellent Dag...

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@George,

And I think what he really said was, "Anything that hurts me, but doesn't kill me has made a terrible, strategic blunder".

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